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Butte native Cal McQueary is still crazy about football0
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- March 21, 2019
By Bill Foley Cal McQueary is married to football. For now, that is all the family 33-year-old Butte native needs as he lives, works and plays in Meridian, Idaho. “I’ve got two dogs. I’m living the life,” McQueary said this week. “People ask me, ‘When are you going to get married?’ I’m like, ‘I’ve got
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Sonny Mirich book brings Butte Serb athletes to life0
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- January 28, 2019
By Bill Foley The body of Sam Papich rests in a nondescript grave in the Mountain View Cemetery in Butte. The 1932 Butte High graduate and star athlete for the Bulldogs died in New Mexico in 2004. He was 90. After his days as a Bulldog, Papich played football at Northwestern University near Chicago. In
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Drynan’s ‘monster game’ leads Clan in Seattle0
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- January 22, 2019
SEATTLE — Simon Fraser women’s basketball coach Bruce Langford called it a “monster game.” Tayler Drynan, a Spokane, Washington, native with deep roots in the Mining City, sank seven 3-pointers and scored 21 to lead the way as Simon Fraser went on the road to beat Seattle Pacific 69-60 Saturday in a Great North Northwest
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Baseball call worked out for Butte native Ryan Dennehy0
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- November 23, 2018
By Bill Foley Ryan Dennehy wasn’t exactly looking forward to a career in metallurgy, so Jeff Brabant’s call couldn’t have come at a better time. The Miles City Community College baseball coach came calling during spring break in 2016. He wanted Dennehy to play the Pioneers. “I though playing baseball sounded better for me than
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‘The Axe’ Axelson notches another victory0
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- November 6, 2018
BOZEMAN — Butte native Adam “The Axe” Axelson add another victory to his record Friday night. Axelson knocked out Butte boxer Keith “The Hit Man” Larson in the co-main event of Hollis Huggins’ “Never Give up, Never Surrender” fight card. Thee nine bout card was held at The Grantree Inn and featured boxing matches in
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Still a ‘Spitfire,’ Angie Fett takes over Hamilton soccer0
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- August 22, 2018
By Bill Foley When she played soccer for the Butte High Bulldogs, Angie Fett was known universally as “Spitfire.” Fett, the daughter of Butte’s Chuck and Debbie Richards, had no problem living up to that nickname, either. She used her fiery personality and passion for the game to help her take to all-conference honors and
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